Film Screening: A New Deal for Public Art in the Free State

Join us for a screening of a documentary film about New Deal public art in Kansas, followed by a discussion with historian and filmmaker Kara Heitz and director Graham Carroll. “A New Deal for Public Art in the Free State” is a film by Clio’s Scroll Productions LLC in conjunction with the Birger Sandzen Gallery and funded by a grant from Humanities Kansas.

Saturday, April 20th 2:00 p.m. at the Historical Museum’s DeVore Auditorium
Admission for this event is free.

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At Home with History

The Museum has been housed in Wichita’s original City Hall for the last three decades. This landmark building was constructed in 1890 and is considered an exhibit in itself. A wide variety of the Museum’s exhibits showcase life in Wichita over the centuries, from the Wichita Indian tribe—whose name the town adopted— to the cowboys who drove their cattle here, to the dawn of aviation and the City’s role as the Air Capital of the World.